Showing posts with label Newcastle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Newcastle. Show all posts

1 September 2008

More from Sunday


The first photo was taken from the bridge above and the others are the riverside market. Again I had to turn these into B&W because of the kind of weather we had. At least the rain kept off for these shots. I have added a slight film grain to them too for effect.

25 July 2008

Black & White

I haven't been able to get out this week so i'm going through all the photos i took last weekend. I thought this would be a good shot for black & white. The sky was very cloudy and dark giving it a dark moody atmosphere. I like it anyway.

Settings
  • Focal length - 11mm
  • Aperture - F/16
  • Exposure time 1 sec
  • ISO 400

24 July 2008

The Bridges

Taken at Gateshead & Newcastle Quayside.

19 July 2008

Bamboo Bridge & Millenium Bridge




An 8th bridge has been constructed over the River Tyne between Newcastle and Gateshead... using 20 tonnes of bamboo. The temporary suspension bridge, which spans more than 100 metres, has been built between the Tyne and Gateshead Millennium Bridges by Australian company Bambuco.
While taking photos of the Bamboo Bridge I finally got to see the Millenium Bridge tilt to let the cruiser go underneath. All the years it's been built and this was my first time seeing the event.



1 April 2008

Newcastle & Gateshead Quayside





"The Sage in Gateshead provides world-class facilities for acoustic music on a prime riverside location overlooking the famous Tyne Bridge. It is seven buildings in one, designed from the inside out and then clothed by a spectacular curved glass roof."



"The Millenium Bridge was designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects / Gifford & Partners and built by Gateshead-based construction company - Harbour & General, the bridge was opened on Monday 20th November 2000. It is still the world's first and only tilting bridge!"




"The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art is the major centre for international contemporary art. Formerly the Baltic Flour Mills, a disused 1950's grain warehouse, has now been transformed into one of the biggest and best contemporary art spaces in Europe. It has a premier site on the south bank of the River Tyne and lies at the heart of Gateshead Quays"



I've been going through some old photos I took earlier this year of The Quayside and decided to re-work them as HDR images. I quite like the results. It's very windy and raining today, not good weather for outdoor shots, hence my looking through some old shots to play with for today. Hope you like them.

I'd like to thank Anna, my friend at Washington Camera Club, for giving me the drive and inspiration to re-work these shots. I was totally inspired after seeing her wonderful shots on her blog. Thank you Anna!